Wholesomely Profane
Sarah DahlOver here trying to be a Christian “in these dread latter days of the old violent beloved U.S.A. and of the Christ-forgetting Christ-haunted death-dealing Western world.”
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Is ICE a principality?
Hell Broke Loose, or the Devil to Pay Among the Darling Angels, Thomas Rowland. July 9, 1809. Courtesy of the Metropolitan Museum of Art Open Source Project.
For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against...
Maybe We Need to Say Less, Even to God
(I wrote a bit earlier about the possibilities of silence in a particularly noisy time: how the practice of contemplative prayer is actually a necessary ballast for showing up and acting faithfully when the world is on fire. But I found I w...
Going Silent in a Noisy Time
When the ship catches fire, it seems only natural to rush importantly to the pumps, but perhaps one is only adding to the general confusion and panic: to sit still and pray seems selfish and unheroic, but it may be the wiser and more help...
Mourning With Gen Z
We’re in a funny stage of life: our oldest is a freshman in college, home for winter break. Our youngest is a sophomore in high school, more independent than I would probably like. They dictate the rhythm of family life these days: band pra...
A Loss
In our first years of marriage, my husband was a graduate student at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. While he was there, he deeply admired and eventually befriended a PhD student who was a few years older named Dan Treier. Our lives di...
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